Daryl Whitegeese

Santa Clara Pueblo

Daryl Whitegeese is the son of LuAnn Tafoya and the grandson of Margaret Tafoya. He carries on their tradition of making substantial, award-earning vessels the traditional way.

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Kiva step and geometric design carved into a black jar
Black jar carved with kiva step and geometric design
7.75 in H by 7.75 in Dia
Polished black jar
Polished black jar
7.5 in H by 9.75 in Dia
Kiva step and geometric design plus one sgraffito bear paw carved into a red jar
Red jar carved with kiva step and geometric design plus one sgraffito bear paw
6.5 in H by 9.25 in Dia
Avanyu design carved into the outside of an oval black bowl polished inside and out
Oval black bowl polished inside and out with avanyu design carved into the outside
4.25 in H by 11 in Dia
Bear paw imprint on a polished black jar
Polished black jar with bear paw imprint
7.5 in H by 8.25 in Dia
Geometric design carved into a polished red jar
Polished red jar carved with geometric designs
6.5 in H by 6.5 in Dia
Ribs and an avanyu design carved into a tall black jar
Tall black jar carved with ribs and an avanyu design
10.75 in H by 8 in Dia
Kiva step and geometric design carved into a red jar
Red jar carved with kiva step and geometric design
6.75 in H by 6 in Dia
An avanyu design carved into a black jar
Black jar carved with an avanyu design
11.5 in H by 11.25 in Dia
A stylized avanyu design carved into a red jar
Red jar decdorated with a carved stylized avanyu design
8.75 in H by 9.25 in Dia
An avanyu design carved into a red jar
Red jar carved with an avanyu design
9.25 in H by 8.25 in Dia
A stylized avanyu design carved into a black jar
Black jar carved with a stylized avanyu design
13 in H by 11.25 in Dia
A kiva step and sun geometric design carved into a red jar
Red jar carved with a kiva step and sun geometric design
6 in H by 6 in Dia
A 4-panel geometric design carved into a red jar
Red jar carved with a 4-panel geometric design
8.5 in H by 10.75 in Dia
A geometric design carved into a black jar
Black jar carved with a geometric design
11.25 in Dia by 10 in H

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